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Oh it looks damn good for a primer job. Maybe we should stop whoring this thread hehe.

Hey, my car is primered so I cant knock a paint job or lack there of.

eeeww brown eye jokes

Im going to put mine about six inches down from the elbow. wideband

Im not saying its horrible, just needs a little upkeep. Most cars(not all) that look bad on the outside are not very well maintained.

It could use a wash, front tires, and no XBOX sticker for starters.

Ouch, I wouldnt claim that either.

"Its like WWOO WWWWOOOO!" hahaha. Looks like that guy in the MKIII was getting his "swerve" on.

Sounds like my car. I love having a nice deep tone with a stock look.

Yup, but he might not want to get the most expensive if he is only going to use it one or twice.

That was great :biglaugh:

You can also buy dye that will mix into your oil and use a UV light to see were the leak is coming from. This oil leak seems to be really kicking your butt so you might want to try this to find all the leaks.

All I have to say on this subject is retro fitting is the only way to go. I haven't researched or even thought about it but almost all HID kits I see look ok but blind everyone else on the road. If I can get my hands on some s2000 HID's, ballasts and everything for real cheap I just might try.

Oh I saw it on ebay a long time ago, just never on the street.

Iv actually seen this like two days ago. Take a wild guess what kind of car... yeah a Honda :3d_frown: Backpressure FTL

uuuhhh its not supra related.

My timing belt was fine with a massive leak from the front main. Just look at the oil cooler hoses, they go from the driver side(were the oil cooler is located) around to the passenger side of you oil pan. The lines look braided, not like a rubber hose so there pretty easy to spot.

I'm not sure, but I found this website http://www.turbod16.com/

Depends on the motor, most B series (B18c,B17,B16) are good at 9psi with a t3/t4 57-60 trim. Ls motors, B18(non-vtec) can be safe at 12 psi.